The Origins of Natural Right

There's six chapters, but there's also the introduction. So, there's seven parts. The middle would be chapter three, the origin of the idea of natural right if you can count the introduction. But what do you do with five and six sub parts? The other chapters don't. There's this kind of doubling there, but I do suspect something's going on with that. Do one thing I'll also know: They're not really in tension with you are they? Are they?They would go not me.